It’s been 4 years since Chevy pulled the wraps off the Camaro concept at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. A new president is in office, the Yankees moved stadiums and Britney Spears seems to be popular again. But it might have been worth the wait thanks in no small part to a design that alludes to the past without using it as a crutch. The 304 HP, Direct Injection V6 and starting price under $23,000 doesn’t hurt either.
April 20th, 2009 by
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Where is Harriman State Park. It looks gorgeous even on a cloudy day. I guess the Camaro doesn’t hurt either.
wow, the new Camaro really put the outgoing model to shame. Chevy did an awesome job on this one.
Harriman is largest state park in New York, it goes from Rockland into Orange county.
yea Harriman is an amazingl park….and frequently visited by exotic cars…and anyone craving some windy roads and beautiful surroundings.
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nice car we tinted one last week
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